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Old 23-02-2009, 03:25 AM posted to rec.gardens
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Default Starting in pots


For the first time in 'n' years of gardening in So. Calif coastal,
I am starting veg seed in those little degradable pots.

Have always planted straight in the ground, as we generally have mild
weather and can grow seasonal crops all year. But became curious
about the starter pot method, especially as the weather is not as
steady as before (YOU know why).

So, as an experiment, I decided to plant half of the [whatever] seeds
in commercial planting mix, and half in my own compost+ pearlite --
all in degradable pots. (I almost said "potties" because they're so
tiny g.)

What are the ups & downs of transplanting vs. planting
right in the ground? Maybe someone has stats? Particularly
for this Mediterranean-ish climate?

Should have some sprouting results to report in a few weeks.

Persephone


 
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